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Ski and snow during the cold season. Camping, biking and hiking at summertime.
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At 83 m, it stands 30 m taller than Niagara Falls. Fireworks competition in the summer. Nice spot to visit if you are driving outside the city.
The site of 83-m-high Montmorency waterfall. There are paths downstream of the waterfall with views of the waterfall and a suspension bridge offering a view over the waterfall. Located at Quebec's eastern city limits, about 11 km from the old city.
Maritime museum, showcasing the naval history of the region in objects and photos. There are both a permanent and temporary exhibitions.
The oldest port in Canada, and second most important in the province and on the Saint Lawrence river is an attraction in its own right. It's easily accessible on foot from the old town, and has a market hall where you can buy local food products.
Ski and snow during the winter and an animated summer camp from June to August every summer.
Museum of Civilization
Museum devoted to the world's peoples, with a well-done if still somewhat dull permanent exhibit on the history of Quebec.